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Breaking myths to save lives: Woodview group hosts 'Miles for Smiles' for childhood cancer

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Breaking myths to save lives: Woodview group hosts 'Miles for Smiles' for childhood cancer

The Woodview Cancer Support Group will host the " Miles for Smiles" 5km Childhood Cancer Awareness Run on September 20 at Suncoast Promenade to debunk myths, promote early detection, and support South African children facing cancer.

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